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The Pokémon Company paid out about ¥12bn to its owners over the ten years to February 2026, under 3% of the ¥415bn it earned

2.88% Year to February 2017-year to February 2026

ReportedThe totals come from filed figures; the owner split is assumed.

How it’s built

  1. Added the Tokyo company's net profit for each year from the annual results notices: ¥415,480m.
  2. Found payouts by checking whether retained earnings grew by less than profit: only two years show a gap, ¥2,989m and ¥8,977m.
  3. 11,966 ÷ 415,480 = 2.88%; split 32% to Nintendo and 68% to the other two founders.

What we assumed

  • Any shortfall in retained earnings growth is a payout to owners.That is the usual reason; the notices do not itemise dividends, so other movements could be mixed in.
  • Nintendo holds 32% and the other two founders 68%.From one press report; the split is not filed.

Sanity check

Retained earnings at the end were ¥413,917m, almost the whole decade's profit, which agrees that little was paid out.

Where it comes from

Our calculation from other figures in the trainer’s notes.

Show the working
  • Distributions year to February 2017 26: 11,966
  • Cumulative net profit year to February 2017 26: 415,480
  • Payout: 2.88%
  • Nintendo 32: 3,829%
  • Creatures plus GF 68: 8,137%
  • Retained earnings year to February 2026: 413,917
  1. 11,966 / 415,480 = 2.88% of a decade's profit left TPC as distributions

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